Major improvements have taken place at an Up Holland community hub thanks to a £1,000 cash boost from local Conservatives.
Local County Councillor Carolyn Evans, supported by Up Holland Borough Councillor Ruth Pollock, has allocated £1,000 to resurface the car park at Crawford Village Hall.
AN Ormskirk campaigner and prospective local councillor has successfully lobbied highways chiefs over a service road in the town.
Edward McCarthy, who will fight Scott Ward for the Conservatives at this May's local elections, was contacted by residents on County Road who were concerned about the service road which allows access to properties between The Fiveways and The Hayfield pubs.
A COUNTRY lane in Ormskirk has been blizted of litter after Scott Ward Conservative candidate Edward McCarthy organised a clean up at the weekend.Among the items recovered included tyres, whisky and vodka bottles, black binliners full of household waste, a leather jacket, an old paint tin and a CD of Ringo Starr's greatest hits!
A COMMUNITY activist is organising a litter pick in Ormskirk this week - and is now on the lookout for volunteers. Edward McCarthy, Conservative candidate for Scott Ward in the forthcoming Borough Council elections, wants people to help brighten up the Blackacre Lane area this Sunday (January 29).
Conservatives have secured action to remove flytipping from a derelict farm site in Skelmersdale.
Cindy Miller, Conservative campaigner for Moorside, worked alongside colleagues to raise concerns about the old Sutches Farm site on Castlehey, Clay Brow.
MEP Jackie Foster was guest speaker at West Lancashire Conservatives Annual Dinner last Friday, speaking with passion on the crisis engulfing parts of the EU.
Conservative Party Co-Chairman Baroness Sayeeda Warsi praised Burscough's 'Big Society' approach to improving life for residents whilst on a visit to the West Lancashire village.
A charity volunteer who supports adults with disabilities in West Lancashire has been selected as the Conservative candidate for Ormskirk's Scott Ward at next year's Borough Council elections.
Conservative-controlled West Lancashire Borough Council has been given the thumbs up by the Audit Commission for the way it looks after taxpayers' money.
